It’s low carbon, reusable, quirkily beautiful — and can be cheaper than concrete and steel. Why on earth aren’t more architects building in stone?

Usually brought ashore by Border Security Command or the RNLI, these are the first uncontrolled landings since 2025.

How the Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Canada was recovered from the Internet Archive.

Architecture and Planning in Post-War Britain

The Third Annual Mark Girouard Symposium This third symposium in memory of Mark Girouard looks at women’s contributions to architectural history in the United Kingdom.

Palantir’s contract with NHS England is up for renewal in February 2027, with discussions expected to begin this year. This is a critical moment for us to tell the new Health Secretary: No Palantir in...

The trustees of the Octavia Hill Birthplace Museum are disposing of its Harry Simpson Memorial Library in September, next month.

The history of the development of the extraordinary Modernist experiment in Chandigarh in north east India and how it became a success story

Environment Agency assessments find just 14.3% of country’s surface waters in good ecological status

Our rivers can't take any more Big Chicken. Now is the time to act, not plan to make the problem worse. Across the UK, rivers are already paying the price for industrial chicken farming. Every year, o...

REBUILD THE MACK!

A decade ago Palantir was largely unknown in the UK. It now holds public contracts worth hundreds of millions of pounds...

Save the Humanities at the University of Hertfordshire

Researchers argue that stopping vehicle growth could save lives, space, and billions in energy costs

Exclusive: Safety campaigners concerned about plan for widespread deployment on already crowded pavements